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Review of Smart Rooms Waterfall, Enfield My recent stay at Smart Rooms Waterfall in Enfield left me with mixed feelings. The property boasts a clean, quiet, and warm atmosphere, which initially drew me in. It’s a simple and basic accommodation with a modern vibe, generally well-kept, and I appreciated the pleasant environment it offered. The location is reasonably convenient, about a 20-minute walk from Arnos Grove metro station, with bus services readily available. Additionally, it's just a short 10-minute walk from the former Friern Barnet Psychiatric hospital, now refurbished as Princess Manor Court—an interesting point for those curious about local history. I rented Room 3, which is the smallest in the house. While it might be considered a closet by European standards, it felt spacious enough for British standards at approximately 3m. The shared bathroom and kitchen were adequately maintained, but I encountered some issues during my stay that significantly affected my experience. One of the main drawbacks was the cleaning schedule. The rooms were meant to be cleaned daily, but I discovered this only occurred when someone checked out. As a long-term tenant, I found myself cleaning up after other tenants, particularly foreign visitors, which I found quite unpleasant. The lack of a hoover made the situation worse, as I had to wait for the cleaning staff to address the mess. Additionally, I was disappointed to find the door to my room was brokupon check-in, which led to unnecessary disturbances every time someone else checked in. This added to the overall discomfort of my stay. The bedding and towels provided were not in the best condition—some had stains, and others had an unpleasant smell, prompting me to purchase my own. While the environment may appear clean and quiet, my personal experience felt far from tranquil, as the atmosphere was often overshadowed by the chaos of shared living.

In conclusion, I would suggest potential renters to avoid Room 3, especially at the price of approximately £350 per week. While Smart Rooms Waterfall Enfield has potential with its clean and cozy environment, the reality of my stay was less than ideal. It’s a place to sleep, but not one where I felt truly comfortable or at home.

Really clean place! Easy to get to and good value! Host gave us the main details before we stayed which was ideal.

One of the toilet light switches doesn't work which wasn't ideal. Didn't make a massive difference either way! Could of attached the wifi code with the details on the text message but found the box anyway.

Clean enough

Worst matress I have ever slept in (and I have stayed in many cheap hostels and slept on many train beds). Could not be a less comfortable bed unless maybe you were made to sleep on the floor. I got 0 information about the wifi despite asking multiple times. Planned to work some hours at the desk (as seen in the photos) but there wasn't one, or a chair. The room was freezing all day until at night the heat came on. I left after 1 night despite knowing I was losing at least 90bucks - I would lose another 90 to avoid this tiny room

Room very spacious and clean. Comfortable bed. Very nice host.

No television in room was disappointing as I would of liked to watch Match Of The Day on Saturday evening before going to sleep. The lack of an En-suite bathroom didn't actually cause a concern as occupancy was low on my stay.

The shared bathroom is large and well equipped. Relatively close to Arnos Grove Tube stationn. Big gym in a walking distance.

The room lacked a TV set. It was cold during the daytime in September since the heating system only operated at night. The provided towels were overly worn and required replacement. Additionally, the property was very slow in responding to inquiries.